Hazel Kennedy Spangler Marries Clyde Spangler at Parents’ Home
Tuesday at 2 PM at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Kennedy witnessed the marriage of Hazel Kennedy to Clyde Spangler of Junction City. They are Baker graduates and will reside in Junction City. Mrs Spangler taught in the Kansas City pols for several years.
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Holcomb
Glee Club
Kansas
Messrs Francis, McDaniels, Sanders and Kirkpatrick
Epworth League Institute
Local social notes and visits from a Kansas City area
A string of visits and travels among area families including Gillmore Koch Foreman Shanke Hughes Ott Perkins and Kennedy households. Residents from Edwardsville Lawrence North Lake and Kansas City share Sunday gatherings trips to Colorado and Indiana and plan civic events and picnics at Cameron's Bluff and Eudora.
Social notes from Kaw Valley visitations and moves
Mrs. S C Gilmore hosted kin from Kansas City and other towns last week. Guests included Mrs C E Stahl and Hazel from Alton, Mr and Mrs Reinhardt of Chicago and Mr Lawrence Hughes visiting Mrs Gilmore. Hazel Charles had tonsil and adenoid surgery, Oscar Powell moves north of Lawrence, and a Pulman truck drew local attention.
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S. C. Gilmore
Kansas City
C E. Stahl
Hazel
Alton
Mr. Stahl
W. E. Charles
Ruth Phenicie
Renocalle
Strachan
Chalmers
Reinhardt
Chicago
Til
John Ott, Jr
Wm. McKinley
Valley
Wisconsin
Hazel Charles
Mae Schuman
Kate Schuman
Plank
Newton
Kansas
John Ott
Lawrence. Hughes
5S. C. Gilmore
Community Notes From Local Families Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roller and family hosted a Sunday event at the Len Ice home. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Pierson visited Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bidinger. Bruce Scheer and Madison Walter shared Sunday dinner with Ray and Tianc Stull. Mrs Geo Roller of Topeka visits her daughter. Grandma Gress stays with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Anderson and family and Mrs. Lester Rake and children visited relatives in Overbrook. Eugen Lavin suffers a severe toothache, Dr. McFarland treats it. Miss Avryi and Lucile Scheer stay with the Chas Scheer home. J. B. Kraft family visited Lillie Boehringer. Frank Wulfkuhle and Helen called on. Ethel and Bruce Scheer returned from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kennedy
Ori Frances
Earl Shinn
Valpariso
Ind
Frances Kennedy
Frank Walters
Colorado
Iarner
Lawrence
Hopkins
Besisie Fearing
France
Red Cross
Saunders
Edna and
Myrtle
C. G. Perkins
Martha Roberts
Mary Roberts
Liston
Af Rans Kennedy
Deljbert Perkins
Gene Perkins
Caroline Perkins
Anna Dorothy Lester
Cameron’s Bluff
Arch Waiters
Toneke
Walters Home
Lester
L. L. Phillips
Margaret Long
Anna Dorothy
Lilis Lester
Margaret
Helen Phillips
Ed. Perkins
Caroline
Eudora
Lawrence Green
Carl Perkins
Charles Roller
Len Ice Home
Geo. Anderson
Lester Rake
Overbrook
A. Bidinger
Eugen Lavin
McFarland
Avyri
Lucile Scheer
Chas. Scheer
J. B. Kraft
Lillie Boehringer
O. A. Bidinger
Frank Wulfkuhle
Helen
Ethel
Bruce Scheer
E. Boehringer
Lost Springs
Stull
Rey Deskin
Russel
Bidinger
August Walter
Charles Nichols
Wm. Murphy
Ben Kelley
A. Walter
Wm Sharr
Freckle cream recipe and local social notes
A fragment lists a lemon juice freckle lotion recipe using two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint for facial and neck care. The page also records visits and social calls among local families, naming Rev. E Boehringer, Lost Springs, and various residents such as Mr and Mrs Rey Deskin, August Walter, George Houk Jr, and Miss Sophie Zeeb in surrounding towns.
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Ma Etocer
Ilemons
Counter Willy
Cleer
Dr. Oreiup Practice in Dick Building
The entry notes an ENT office run by Dr. Oreiup located in the Dick Building, indicating a medical specialty in eye ear nose and throat care. The brief item identifies the professional and the building name without further details.
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Oreiup
Dick Building
Fairview King Herald Society Meets with Ruth Schafstall
The Fairview King Herald society met Wednesday with eight members present. Roll call used quotations, followed by a program. Next meeting set for Saturday September 13 at the home of Hilda and Edna Koehler.
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King Herald Society
Ruth Schafstall
Hilda
Edna Koehler
Harvey
Leary
Holkey
Helen
Kanwaka
August Hoelkey
Evangelical Convention
Woodland Park
Gorge Hunsinger
Henry Seele
E. Schulmeyer
Emporia
T. N. Shirar
Nebraska
R. Shirar
Salina
Kansas
Schofstall
Virgil
Ruth
Gladys Becker
Pony Creek
Mable
Simmons Hospital
Joe Davis
Vinland
Mitchell Home
B.L. Brown
Charles Shirar
Koehler
Mary Brownlee
Gertrude Lattey
Moore
Winton Peters
Tonganoxie
Griffin
J. W. Griffin
Harve Cooper
Indiana
Ed. Schafstall
Lewis Seele
Alma
Alfred Seete
Bess Brown
Willw
Springs
Mary Jehie
Johnson
Charles
Kansas City
E. L.brown
Beach Marshall
N. B. Brown
Fall Leaf Community News Readers
The passage records local social updates: several residents visiting relatives and attending events. Martin plans a several day trip to Kansas. Mr. Melvin Miller rents Koehler’s place and stays with Mr. Griffin to prep wheat ground. The community notes visits among Soman Alma Seele Mabel Peters Shpherd Black sted and others.
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Fall Leaf
Lenny
Nicnie
Martin
Kansas
Melvin Miller
Jor. Koehler
Ising
Griffin
Alma Seele
Mabel Peters
Shpherd
Blacksted
Soldiers urged to not wear unearned silver stars on ribbons
Washington on August 22 reports the war department warned discharged soldiers not to wear silver stars on victory ribbons unless cited for gallantry by headquarters. If other decorations were awarded for the same citation, the star cannot be legally used.
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Washington
War Department
Cut-Rate Tire Shop Promises Savings at 1103 Mass St
The Cut-Rate Tire Shop claims you can save money at 1103 Mass St as customers are urged to keep their own guarantees. A separate note mentions railways consuming nearly half of global steel production and a needle undergoing eighty manufacturing steps.
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Mass
Pershing Returns to Paris After Front Tour
Gen J J Pershing commander in chief of the American expeditionary forces in France arrives back in Paris after visiting the Italian battle front and principal cities in the country. Douglas county held teacher examinations for first second and third grade certificates at the court house with O J Lane in charge. A note explains that the superstition of horse shoes as good luck emblems originated in England in the mid seventeenth century.
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Pershing
Paris
J. J. Pershing
France
Itdlian
Douglas County
Court House
O. J. Lane
England
Barber's Drug Store Offers New Rubber Bottles and Syringes
Our rubber water bottles and syringes are new goods of good quality at fair prices offered by Barber's Drug Store.
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Barber’s Drug Store
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge Lindley
Probate Judge C E Lindley issued a license to Marion J Brown and Ruth E Paxton both of Sugar Creek Missouri. Hearing postponed Willie McKay and Albert Haight charged with stealing a Ford car postponed to August 26. Medical authorities say it takes about fifteen days to recover from two consecutive nights of sleep loss.
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C. E. Lindley
Marion J. Brown
Ruth EL. Paxton
Sugar Creek
Willie McKay
Albert Haight
Summer Catarrh Warns of Worse Winter Attacks
A fragmented notice urges treating catarrh with S. S. S. during warm weather to curb a growing ailment that may worsen in winter. It warns of mucus discharge stuffed glands and breathing trouble and stresses early treatment.
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Rence Buick Co
Baldwin News
Mires
Ames Corel
Amily
Kaw Valley
Yarnold-Stull
Fairview
Governo
Allen
City Drug Store
the Univ
ERSA
W. Smith
Ing A
Ford
Agenst
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
Belgium
Eveready
Peerless Garage
N. H. St. Lawrence
Baldwin Battery CO
Baldwin, Kansas
Bones
Sonken-Galamba Iron and Metal Company
Second Street, Kansas City, Kansas
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